everyone accepts second to charlotte - margin, even for charlotte.charlotte. everyone accepts second to charlotte is a - accepts second to charlotte is a win. that is how we all take it. we have to get closer. it is win. that is how we all take it. we have to get closer.— have to get closer. it is fantastic, it's a great _ have to get closer. it is fantastic, it's a great feeling. _ have to get closer. it is fantastic, it's a great feeling. enjoyed - have to get closer. it is fantastic, it's a great feeling. enjoyed the l it's a great feeling. en'oyed the [a . it's a great feeling. en'oyed the la- of it's a great feeling. en'oyed the lap of honou. h as declan rice's move from west ham to arsenal moves a step closer, there's more transfer activity expected this week with mason mount�*s potential move to manchester united. talks are expected to take place this week with chelsea to try and resolve the impasse over his move. last week, manchester united submitted — what was said to be theirfinal offer of £55 million — with chelsea asking for more. you ca

everyone accepts that second to charlotte i charlotte.ts| that second to charlotte is a kind of win. that is how we take it. what we have to do is get closer. take it. what we have to do is get closer-— take it. what we have to do is get closer. doing all the shows is fantastic _ get closer. doing all the shows is fantastic and _ get closer. doing all the shows is fantastic and a _ get closer. doing all the shows is fantastic and a great - is fantastic and a great feeling. is fantastic and a great feeling-— is fantastic and a great feelina. ~ ., ., , feeling. well done. it has happened _ feeling. well done. it has happened only _ feeling. well done. it has happened only 24 - feeling. well done. it has happened only 24 times | feeling. well done. it has| happened only 24 times in feeling. well done. it has - happened only 24 times in major happened only 2a times in major league baseball history and if that sounds like quite a lot then consider there have been more than 230,000 games played over the years. so domingo herrmann achieved the r

i think everyone accepts that second to charlotte _ charlotte. second to charlotte is a i charlotte. i think everyone accepts that second to charlotte is a win. l that second to charlotte is a win. that is how we all take it. but, you know, what we have to do is we have to get closer. connecting all these shows, it's fantastic. it's great feeling. shows, it's fantastic. it's great feelina. ., , shows, it's fantastic. it's great feelina. ., , ., ., ., just before we go, reminder of our top story, they too have the second ashes test. just a few minutes ago, england closed it on 278 for four the difference between a study in england after two days, 138 runs with harry brook 45 not out, ben stokes the captain on 17, and just like we will say no doubt countless times in this series on the resume on day three, it will be fascinating to watch. if you would like to review data that the test @ bbc two in just four minutes' time. thank you for your company in sportsday. and great to have it. that is all. goodbye. hello there. it wasn't the most promising s

great britain, charlotte dujardin!rried about my feeling whether i was going to still have all that feeling. i was just absolute relieved. i was like, i canjust remember i said to myself, i can still do it. she certainly can still do it. and now charlotte, along with fiance dean and baby isabella, are back at another top show hoping for more success. this is a really important show for me to qualify for the europeans. normally, i would have a really good sleep pattern. you know, i'd have a really good routine as to what i'm doing. and that's all changed. are you tired? oh, dear. dean's taking time off work to help me so i can still pursue my career. i think it's made her be so content. did you put off having babies because you're the best dressage rider in the world? i neverfelt like the time was right. and for me, i knew i needed to feel right. i think being a top athlete, you have to be selfish. you know, i knew after tokyo and stuff that i was, i felt ready. mentally, physically i felt ready. now, when any working w

cheering we can _ charlotte... cheering we can now _ charlotte...otte... cheering - we can now turn to another charlotte... cheering _ we can now turn to another important story. a busy couple of days for china. first — president xi hosted the us secretary of state in beijing. and now — china's premier — lee kchang — has been meeting with the german chancellor — olaf scholz — in berlin. the two men discussed the global political and economic situation — as well as the war in ukraine. mr scholz said, he'd asked the chinese to exert their influence over russia to end the war. what does china want with a meeting like this and what does germany want from a meeting like this? filter? from a meeting like this? very interesting _ from a meeting like this? very interesting time _ from a meeting like this? very interesting time for _ from a meeting like this? very interesting time for china - from a meeting like this? - interesting time for china to meet germany and as you mentioned, antony blinken ended his two—day visit to beijing, and xijinping flew blink

charlotte ma have would be there all night. charlotte may have been — would be there all night.rlotte may have been happy to _ would be there all night. charlotte may have been happy to forget - would be there all night. charlotte| may have been happy to forget her birthday but everyone here was determined to give her a surprise she will always remember. # happy birthday to you # happy birthday to you # happy birthday dear charlotte... cheering you are live on bbc news and now we have the business. time for a look at the business news now with marc ashdown. and a shake—up at the top of china's biggest tech firm. china's tech giant, alibaba, is replacing its chairman and chief executive, as it seeks to make the firm more commercially viable. daniel zhang will now lead the new cloud computing division, one of the six units announced in march, as part of its restructuring plans. earlier i spoke to janet moi, head of market analysis at rbc brewin dolphin. and asked how much of a surprise this move was? this is a surprise announcement, but actually not too surprising in the grand sch

that is what makes charlotte dujardin so remarkable. around her to help her win as well is a huge talent and amazing feel with most horses she rides which is unique because she can ride literally any horse, that gift she has combined with being able to concentrate on her performance is what keeps her up in the gold—medal zone all the time. did you watch mummy? so what now, charlotte? is itjust nervous wait? i have horses to ride and compete today. i have people to coach. just keep watching and see who can be my score. no—one did beat her school. she won by more than 6%, a huge margin even for charlotte. everyone accepts that second to charlotte is a kind of win. that is how we take it. what we have to do is get closer. doing all the shows is fantastic and a great feeling. well done. it has happened only 2a times in major league baseball history and if that sounds like quite a lot then consider there have been more than 230,000 games played over the years. so domingo german achieved the rarest of sports, a perfect game for the new york y

and charlotte, the atmosphere _ family. and charlotte, the atmosphere sounds - family.re sounds so joyous and convivial already. atmosphere sounds so joyous and convivialalready. but atmosphere sounds so joyous and convivial already. but of course it will build to a high when the royal family build on the —— appear on the balcony. family build on the -- appear on the balcon . ., , family build on the -- appear on the balcon . . , , ., , balcony. that is when you get these bit balcony. that is when you get these big cheers- — balcony. that is when you get these big cheers. more _ balcony. that is when you get these big cheers. more people _ balcony. that is when you get these big cheers. more people come - balcony. that is when you get these | big cheers. more people come down the mall, they open the barriers essentially to let more people come down the mall and get right in front of buckingham palace. thousands and thousands of people will be here. as you saw from the ladies just now, notjust you saw from the ladies just now, not just from the you saw from the ladies ju

joining is now is charlotte ryland. do appreciate we are not going to get a press conference from andrew bailey. still, is he going to try to guide this market away from such aggressive pricing? is he going to disappoint the bond bears? charlotte: i think it depends on the cpi tomorrow. i don't think anybody is expecting to drop dramatically. at least stop moving down as opposed to accelerate which is what we saw in the past, that will give a little bit of confidence that things are moving in the right direction. we have had things like commodity prices moving in the right way, energy prices, food price inflation begins to ease. that is perhaps things people getting onto. i'm surprised the bank of england did not hike again. if there is at least some hope, you would thought this fear built into the short end might begin to dissipate. alix: i gave grief to marcus in the last segment. however, there are people who agree with him. bluebay reversed some calls because banks are not going to be able to hike as much as everybo

bob: as we mentioned earlier, you bought the charlotte bobcats, a new team. you didn't know much about running a basketball team so i assume, you brought in michael jordan. how do you tell michael jordan that he doesn't know much about basketball? you basically let him run the team and you owned it and he more or less was the manager? bob: he was the general manager. he decided who he was going to hire as a coach, what players he would draft, and he decided on how the team would be run. i was the payer in this case. david: when you sold your nba team, the charlotte bobcats, the price of nba teams had not risen to the billion dollar range. any regrets about selling it when you sold it? bob: definitely regrets, i tell michael about that all the time. nobody could have predicted that donald sterling would say what he said about black people and that led to the nba commissioner to say, we have got a huge racial problem if we are going to keep donald sterling as an owner. he basically forced donald sterling out. but being forced out and you walk away with $2 billi

david: you then bought the charlotte bobcats, a new team. did not know much about running a basketball team, i assume, so you brought in a guy named michael jordan. how do you tell michael jordan he does not know much about basketball if the thing isn't working out perfectly? can you say, michael, i played in grade school and i know something about basketball. how do tell michael jordan things are not working perfectly, if it doesn't work perfectly? bob: you don't. david: ok. you just let him run the team and you owned it and he was the manager? bob: he was the general manager and he decided who he would hire as coach, what players he was going to draft, and how the team would be run. i was the payee, not the payer, in this case. david: when you sold the nba team, the charlotte bobcats, the price of nba teams had not risen to the $1 billion range. any regrets about selling it when you sold it? bob: oh definitely regrets. i tell michael about that all of the time. but, nobody could have predicted that don sterling would say what he said about

so when there was a team coming up for sale in charlotte, i said, you know, why not be first? i had the capital from the sale of bet to viacom, so i said, why not? i decided to make a bid and got a call from some of the business-people can charlotte that said, we would like you to be the majority owner of the team and we will be minority owners and work with you. and so it just seemed to be the right place and the right time to do something that i thought would be part of being a strategic approach to being first. david: so, you owned the team for 11 years and then sold it to a person named michael jordan. bob: i sold it to mj, yes. david: after that, you began an effort to build a small business empire. you have investments in many different areas -- private equity, financial services, fashion, lodging, hotels, real estate. and my own firm did something with you in private equity, so is that what you are trying to do now, build a mini empire in different areas, and what are your most important parts of that empire? bob: what i did when i sold bet, i decided i wasn't just goin

>> this year we're going to have some charlotte soul searching. >> charlotte may not be as predictableften surprises me. >> when we last saw carrie, she was dealing with grief. you have dealt with grief in your own life. >> i think there was an attempt, and hopefully achieved, to have some nobility about the way carrie wanted to experience it and not have it be everybody else's problem. that kind of loss, you sort of make room in your body somewhere in your skeleton. there's, you know, a space for people that are no longer with us. and i think that's what she's tried to do is honor that relationship and look toward what might exist for her in the future. >> that's why it's called "and just like that." right? you think your life is one way, and just like that, something horrific happens or something tremendously wonderful happens, and your life as you knew it is transformed. >> reporter: season two, a chance for new beginnings and old lovers. >> sitting here with you is like ten years just -- >> you teased us with that trailer, aidan shaw at the very end. tell us about john corbett's re

and charlotte, when you say that abom— and charlotte, when you say that aleal keeping— and charlotte, main thing is that within westminster our— the main thing is that within westminster our whips, the party as an institution— westminster our whips, the party as an institution and westminster as an institution melee— westminster as an institution hides behind— westminster as an institution hides behind processes that dam-r— hides behind processes that aam-r warl— hides behind processes that don't work as— hides behind processes that don't work as a— hides behind processes that don't work as a reason for maerlam. — don't work as a reason for inaction. there- don't work as a reason for inaction. "lira; inaction. there have been concerns raised about a number of colleagues over a very long penod of colleagues over a very long period at and the party have always said that they can't do anything about it in the absence of a formal complaint. and yet miraculously, when the news about guarente broke the other day , the party were able to take day, the party were able to take action and suspe

hi, miss charlotte.day, so i wanted to say thank you to you and all your colleagues. yeah, what you did is so amazing. and can i give you a hug? charlotte, i'm so proud of you. congrats. and i'm sorry. please forgive me. this is the bbc, so you have to forgive me for that. i'm sorry. she's funny and she's cool. she's a great person. she's always kind to. everyone. she's good on my team. do we always win? we always win. yeah. it's the first time i've called her. it's the first time i've called her miss charlotte. i'm calling her miss charlotte because you will do. but, you know, i think she cares deeply about this job and she loves working with this team of teachers and teaching assistants. and she also loves this group of young people. the whole team are incredible. it's very much a joint effort. and yeah, i'm just i'm very lucky to work with people that i do. it's certainly not about me. it's... teamwork. now, a thank you doesn't have to take the form of a personal visit. it might be an email, a note, a

and charlotte, when you say that abom— and charlotte, when you say that aleal keeping— and charlotte,nster our— the main thing is that within westminster our whips, the party as an institution— westminster our whips, the party as an institution and westminster as an institution melee— westminster as an institution hides behind— westminster as an institution hides behind processes that dam-r— hides behind processes that aam-r warl— hides behind processes that don't work as— hides behind processes that don't work as a— hides behind processes that don't work as a reason for maerlam. — don't work as a reason for inaction. there- don't work as a reason for inaction. "lira; inaction. there have been concerns raised about a number of colleagues over a very long penod of colleagues over a very long period at and the party have always said that they can't do anything about it in the absence of a formal complaint. and yet miraculously, when the news about guarente broke the other day , the party were able to take day, the party were able to take action and suspend him before a formal complaint

charlotte, thank you. and a stranger— that for fly-past. charlotte, thank you. brought togetherfor it as you. and a stranger is being brought together for it as well. as part of celebrations, king charles has announced his birthday honours list. 0ur entertainment and arts correspondent lizo mzimba has more. terry waite is free after five years held hostage in beirut. both before and the decades after his time as a hostage, terry waite devoted much of his life to helping others being held against their will. he has received a knighthood. i was born here. i love this country and i value our traditions. i value that and to be now incorporated in this particular way in a long tradition is very moving and it means a great deal. others being knighted include the booker prize winning author ben 0kri, recognised for his body of work and contribution to literature. it's very moving and i think also very encouraging for successive generations. it gives them a sign that the work they are doing, the work that they will be doing, that people may not seem to be paying attenti

charlotte's mum, maya, died at the hospice last year. they cared for her in herfinalfew months.wasn't she? she loved me very much. charlotte, her dad and her entire family have spent the last several weeks raising money for the hospice that brought them so much joy. but she wanted to do the 30 miles, but daddy had to be done. he had to put his foot down there. he'd be there all night. wouldn't we? charlotte may have been happy to forget her birthday, but everyone here was determined to give her a surprise. to give her a surprise she'll always remember. happy birthday to you! hey, i'm steven with the catch up tonight. jingle and mingle. flying phones and a snaky suspect. first — police across england and wales have been told to ramp up the use of stop and search. that's where officers can stop someone if they suspect them, of carrying things like drugs or a knife. government stats show people from ethnic minorities are more likely to be stopped and searched. the minister in charge of policing, suella braverman, reckons it's a vital tool that will save lives. but some campaigners

charlotte hodge from bradford lost _ minister. charlotte hodge from bradford lost her _ minister.r husband - minister. charlotte hodge from bradford lost her husband to i minister. charlotte hodge from i bradford lost her husband to covid in november 2021 and her children lost theirfather. tt is in november 2021 and her children lost their father.— lost their father. it is upsetting and it is- -- _ lost their father. it is upsetting and it is... it— lost their father. it is upsetting and it is... it makes _ lost their father. it is upsetting and it is... it makes me - lost their father. it is upsetting and it is... it makes me angry. | lost their father. it is upsetting i and it is... it makes me angry. it is ok and it is... it makes me angry. it is 0kfor and it is... it makes me angry. it is ok for them to say sorry. it is just words. it is a word. it isn't going to bring anybody back. the december 2020 event had been reported before but without video footage. the police previously decided to take no action but say they are now aware of the previous footage and are considering it

charlotte i agree temetw— happening. charlotte i agree temetw wtth— happening.elighted if there was an answer to that. but but most people who say those sorts of comments say say those sorts of comments actually don't have a solution to stop so once to how you stop it. so once people here, i'm people are here, i'm uncomfortable this uncomfortable with this approach. you know, approach. i think it you know, i think is i think the think it is risky. i think the volume of people that we're looking to put a really small looking to put in a really small community is not appropriate . community is not appropriate. but we do need to house them and, you know, ben said , well, and, you know, ben said, well, we shouldn't really be thinking about the cost, but we are spending millions every day on hotels . i spending millions every day on hotels. i don't spending millions every day on hotels . i don't think spending millions every day on hotels. i don't think most people think that is a sensible use of finance is. but ultimately, again , i agree with ultimately, again, i a

we�*ll need to see if prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis make an appearance.this occasion they will not be in a carriage procession but i�*m sure we will see them later on the balcony. you can see the balcony all dressed and ready for their appearance. music: national anthem the royal salute played by the mounted band of the national cabaret. the duchess of edinburgh and admiraltim cabaret. the duchess of edinburgh and admiral tim lawrence. the royal formally known as prince edward, the earl of wessex but they have been promoted so she is now the duchess of edinburgh and in that carriage also, tim lawrence, the husband of princess and, the princess royal. the mounted band of the household cavalry drawn up. quite a good crowd here. a good cheer to these members of the royal family as they go past. the duke of gloucester and some other members in the large limousines being driven now to horse guards parade. in the next moment or two we will see the more senior members of the royal family leaving buckingham palace. but in the meantime, we see these carriages just

thank you very much, madalyn, and charlotte, l what they can do.terview tonight, we asked all the conservative mps on the treasury select committee and over a dozen other tory mps. they said no or didn't come back to us. what would labour do? let's talk to the shadow treasury minister abena 0ppong—asare. thank you for being here. nobody wants it but do we need a recession to sort inflation out? i wants it but do we need a recession to sort inflation out?— to sort inflation out? i think firstl , to sort inflation out? i think firstly. i _ to sort inflation out? i think firstly, i want _ to sort inflation out? i think firstly, i want to _ to sort inflation out? i think firstly, i want to say - to sort inflation out? i think firstly, i want to say what i to sort inflation out? i think i firstly, i want to say what i've heard from madalyn and charlotte is extremely concerning and i know a lot of individuals tonight will be going to sleep really worried about their mortgages and losing their properties. as they mentioned, there are a number of factors t

charlotte is there. what can you tell us? . , . ., charlotte is there. what can you tellus?protests organisers had _ tell us? the large-scale protests organisers had feared _ tell us? the large-scale protests organisers had feared it - tell us? the large-scale protests organisers had feared it did - tell us? the large-scale protests organisers had feared it did not l organisers had feared it did not happen and it was pretty uneventful, apart from the racing. there was one person who made it onto the track and animal rising so it is one of their supporters, they got onto the track when the race was running so the horses were coming down the track, this person got onto the track, this person got onto the track but stewards bundled them off before the horses could get there because obviously that would have been a complete catastrophe. the security has been really tight and i have never seen a police lining the track for a horse race but police were dotted all around the course for the absent are be and there has been stewards everywhere and even men arriving in top hats have h

so i'm in, charlotte. i don't really have to, that's all the when someone can see when they leave that situation. they cannot spend this time on the telemundo. they cannot, it's vengeance as this is marie, i'm finally got to the immigration case and the procedure has stopped and she hopes that she will begin a new life in the united states. almost 2 years off of the tale bond took over. and if you learn that you'll send this city 5 and you can rachel for less than body. you know, i sent you the game this. it's not all it you said the 5. so in the, in good shape. how can we manage stress the mind and body both need regular breaks from the pressure of everyday life? otherwise, we can become sick of that. there are different kinds of stress which means they're different types of recovering the high r for a noble called the bon opera, gala 2023. benefiting the german aids foundation experience, young international talent, great arias, and even the touch of fraud. the to highlight the parts these places in euro

i'm sure charlotte -will me charlotte griffiths will back me up charlotte griffiths will back me “p--his was a friend of micharlotte griffiths hind, one of charlotte griffiths colleague. - of charlotte griffiths colleague. and beg to write colleague. and beg her to write a colleague. and beg her to write o sion— colleague. and beg her to write o sionv oiowi— colleague. and beg her to write a story about ashley cole , the a story about ashley cole, the iooiioii— a story about ashley cole, the football lover— a story about ashley cole, the football lover ,_ a story about ashley cole, the football lover , wanting to go football lover, wanting to go owi— football lover, wanting to go owi wiin— football lover, wanting to go owi wiin ne— football lover, wanting to go out with me. i— football lover, wanting to go out with me. i mean , lee, isn't out with me. i mean, lee, isn't it out with me. i mean, lee, isn't ii osiwoiiv— out with me. i mean, lee, isn't it actually meghan's responsibility to educate harry oiowi— responsibility to educate harry oiowi ine— responsibility to educate harry abo

and then, in charlotte shamela show how, maybe we can meet each other. i assure her you speak so highly of the place and howard and knowing and tell them if we could go to the meet the people hey, hey, the, the non connected almost other company. so you can get some sleep if you want. let me know is no time to sleep, the, the, the check stubs and everything, right? how do you see that on a price? i mean, i think okay, now i do have been has not had showed us the welcome. uh june is different. uh i can line me. it's okay to do a payment. i sure you want. uh yeah. so uh so the name and the deadline coming from a miscellaneous job, a j of course, as soon as you guys got the shows were domain, i guess a nurse and looks like it a longer. so the good thing is conservative. hold on to the phone. the, the, the, the right kind of grandma has their own saving lives, many pictures of anthony quinn. okay . i read you. this is the business of iraq giving you these, your mind. it's hard to finish and easily looks like this. it's the same routine. okay. very similar, r

and then in charlotte shamela how they do, we can meet each other. i assure her, you speak so highly of the place and howard and knowing and telling us we could go there and meet the people. hey hey, the the, to this record cannot connect to the most of the public so you can get some sleep if you want to know is no time to sleep, the, the, the desktop and everything right now, how do you normally that is with a price i mean, i think right now i mean i do have been had showed us the lock in la june is different than i can line the me it's ok to do a payment. i'm sure you want. oh yeah. so so that's funny with the seller from a miscellaneous job a jay of course. so if you guys yeah, the show or domain, like i said, hey mr. most like hey, i remember so good. so you guys are like, i'm sort of conservative. who over the phone out of yeah. okay . the the kind of grant has their own saving lives. many pictures of anthony quinn. okay . reduce your error. this is the benefits of iraq. right. gives your minus it's heidi then this is easily looks like this. it'

but the buttons at charlotte phillips one. so it's a new kind of fun for you. it's a new ticket throwing this or why it's uh no, it was more than this to me. is that going lower shane? yeah. dollars a quarter of the product. somebody needs to be the losing the session, the superior displayed. so the, the technician that are senior, but i'll show you the ordering, explain your production, is that going to the storage? and what was more than speech impaired on special? not for them. and it just that they really don't phone, we don't have a such estimate of the human rights relevant. i'm pretty something the the watching is why isn't why in this control if i give but loony of the store in this, this is chad and i showed on doing this for now. i'm not going to say lots of green scale. you know, when i am what i could catch at your desktop session, that's just shiny or just it's funny on this one you said on the what's the, the, the, the the euro because also taken an interest in organ trafficking, alterations in ukraine, the, the attorney and publication, but as yo

. >> where's charlotte? >> aren't we all. charlotte. ha, ha. charlotte is coming. but we'll make sure to say hi for you guys. they're a load of fun, especially peaches here. she's very, very sweet. >> justin bieber likes the peaches down from georgia, but i think we've got the best peaches right here in california. >> reporter: that's right. that's right. we don't need georgia peaches. >> peaches likes the camera. >> that's a smooch for you guys. there you go. >> thank you, peaches. thank you, ginger. >> so funny. >> so cool. a lot of people want to get out there and enjoy that, and the weather is, like, come on. >> it's perfect. usually this time of year when the fair begins it's, like, scorching hot in pleasanton. we won't have to deal with that this weekend. it is going to be so nice. let's check out this forecast as the gates open. it will be in the upper 70s and only briefly touching the low 60s for today. and it will be mostly sunny going into the evening. those temperatures cool off quickly. we'll see more of this weather for tomorrow. it's basically going t

charlotte, thank you if you want to get inn p inv -- involved on the conversation, tweet me @cnbcjou.show, uk grocers cut prices amid hopes that food inflation in the country may have peaked. we'll discuss next ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> welcome back to "street signs. let's talk about one stock in the uk that garnered attention thames water has been asked to speak with parliament after a week of reports of the shaky financial position led to speculation that the government could be forced to step in one in four people in the uk depends on thames water for supply since it was privatized in the '80s, it built up 15 billion pounds of debt according to sky news, around 10% of that expires this year. thames has a strong liq

could have dropped also coming up, most of the arab world has become normalizing relations with the charlotte, south, syria. so is it time for the west to rethink their approach to the syrian dictate to the i'm gonna have both as well come to the program. at least 78 people have drowned and many more thought to be missing. off the fishing boats, carrying hundreds of migrants sent to a sofa coast of greece. the coast guard says it managed to rescue more than a 100 victims among them people from syria and egypt focused on the palestinian territories. such f, it's continued throughout the night and this morning it's fear many more people could have been trapped on the lower decks of the vessel when have capsized. it's one of us deadliest maritime disasters in recent years, already recovering from a brush with deaf. the survivors of the ship rec rest at a warehouse. at the port of kyla mata in southern greece, it's unclear how many people were on board. but according to passengers, there were hundreds a massive search effort has been launched. but it might be, which is indeed a gigantic operation

hi, miss charlotte. | everybody. hello! how is it. going? hi, miss charlotte.day so i wanted to say thanks to you and your colleagues. she is funny and _ you and your colleagues. she is funny and she _ you and your colleagues. she is funny and she is _ you and your colleagues. she is funny and she is cool. - you and your colleagues. she is funny and she is cool. she - you and your colleagues. she is funny and she is cool. she is i you and your colleagues. she is funny and she is cool. she is a l funny and she is cool. she is a ureat funny and she is cool. she is a great person- _ funny and she is cool. she is a great person. she _ funny and she is cool. she is a great person. she is _ funny and she is cool. she is a great person. she is always i great person. she is always kind — great person. she is always kind to _ great person. she is always kind to everyone. _ great person. she is always kind to everyone. the - great person. she is always kind to everyone. the whole team is incredible. - kind to everyone. the whole team is incredible. it - kind to everyone.

i'm sure charlotte -will me charlotte griffiths will back me up charlotte griffiths will back me “p--end of mme— dinner. this was a friend of mine, actually,— dinner. this was a friend of mine, actually, hind, one dinner. this was a friend of micharlottelly, hind, one dinner. this was a friend of micharlotte griffiths hind, one of charlotte griffiths colleague. - of charlotte griffiths colleague. and beg to write colleague. and beg her to write a colleague. and beg her to write e slem— colleague. and beg her to write e slsrv ebsul— colleague. and beg her to write a story about ashley cole , the a story about ashley cole, the rebel— a story about ashley cole, the football lover— a story about ashley cole, the football lover ,_ a story about ashley cole, the football lover , wanting to go football lover, wanting to go sul— football lover, wanting to go sul vllb— football lover, wanting to go sul vllb me— football lover, wanting to go out with me. i— football lover, wanting to go out with me. i mean , lee, isn't out with me. i mean, lee, isn't it out with me. i mean, lee, isn't ll esluel

>>> de charlotte, carolina del norte. >>> bueno, ahÍ estÁ vestido con la playera de charlotte de la mlss de diferentes ciudades y todos juntos unidos aquÍ nos sentimos como una verdadera naciÓn, gritando todos viva mÉxico con el orgullo presente. >>> y ademÁs partido importantÍsimo ante un rival como estados unidos ¿no? >>> sÍ, definitivamente creo que hay gente que trae el corazÓn dividido pero, seguramente vienen a apoyar a mÉxico. >>> la pregunta es fÁcil ¿quiÉn gana hoy? >>> mÉxico! (sonido ambiente). (gritos). >>> ahÍ lo tienen compaÑeras, no podÍa ser de otra manera, la selecciÓn de mÉxico siempre con el apoyo. >>> y quÉ ambiente ¿eh? creo que de los mejores partidos que van a haber. >>> pronÓsticos carlos? >>> bueno estamos esperando que mÉxico lo gane 2 a 1. >>> bueno, no faltÓ nadie a la fiesta ¿eh? >>> todos celebrando. >>> sÍ, pÁsenla bien, mÁs adelante regresamos contigo. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> palco deportivo fue patrocinado por el pollo supremo. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> en breve tenemos mÁs informaciÓn, en este tiempo donde toca hacer rendir el dinero, ahorrar algunos dÓlares co

and charlotte griffiths, look, the and charlotte griffiths, look, tne wnete— and charlotte griffiths,k shy, that they were entitled, that _ work shy, that they were entitled, that they they were tttttewtt. — entitled, that they they were tttttewtt. t— entitled, that they they were difficult. i mean, no one used tne— difficult. i mean, no one used tne tenn— difficult. i mean, no one used the term grifter— difficult. i mean, no one used the term grifter in the royal twnttw— the term grifter in the royal twnttw. twt— the term grifter in the royal family, but they— the term grifter in the royal family, but they used lots of etnen— family, but they used lots of other similar— family, but they used lots of other similar terms to effectively _ other similar terms to effectively mean arrogant and twew— effectively mean arrogant and thw. wew— effectively mean arrogant and lazy- wew tnew.— effectively mean arrogant and lazy. you know, these were words ewweeet — lazy. you know, these were words ewweeet wtt— lazy. you know, these were words ewweeet wtt tne— lazy. you know, these were words swappe

and charlotte griffiths, look, the and charlotte griffiths, look, tte wtote— and charlotte griffiths,etttttet. — work shy, that they were entitled, that _ work shy, that they were entitled, that they they were ttttteutt. — entitled, that they they were ttttteutt. r— entitled, that they they were difficult. i mean, no one used tte— difficult. i mean, no one used tte term— difficult. i mean, no one used the term grifter— difficult. i mean, no one used the term grifter in the royal temty— the term grifter in the royal temty. tut— the term grifter in the royal family, but they— the term grifter in the royal family, but they used lots of otter— family, but they used lots of other similar— family, but they used lots of other similar terms to effectively _ other similar terms to effectively mean arrogant and my.— effectively mean arrogant and tezy. you— effectively mean arrogant and tezy. you know.— effectively mean arrogant and lazy. you know, these were words eweppet — lazy. you know, these were words eweppet ett— lazy. you know, these were words eweppet ett tte— lazy. you know, these were

princess charlotte . king charles princess charlotte. king charles iii princess charlotte.the weather was glorious , but not too hot. we glorious, but not too hot. we didn-r— glorious, but not too hot. we didn-r nave— glorious, but not too hot. we didn't have any— glorious, but not too hot. we didn't have any fainting seidiers— didn't have any fainting soldiers as— didn't have any fainting soldiers as we have done in the renearsai— soldiers as we have done in the renearsai .— soldiers as we have done in the rehearsal . there— soldiers as we have done in the rehearsal . there were no rehearsal. there were no preresrs— rehearsal. there were no preresrs .— rehearsal. there were no protests . only- rehearsal. there were no protests . only working members protests. only working members of protests. only working members et de— protests. only working members er rne kewai— protests. only working members of the royal family on the baicenw— of the royal family on the balcony keeping it slick, keeping— balcony keeping it slick, keeping ir— balcony keeping it slick, keeping it clean. p

hello, miss charlotte. it| schools. hi, everybody. how's it. going. hello, miss charlotte.acher days i wanted to say thank you to you and all of your colleagues. she wanted to say thank you to you and all of your colleagues.— all of your colleagues. she is funny and cool. all of your colleagues. she is funny and cool- she _ all of your colleagues. she is funny and cool. she is _ all of your colleagues. she is funny and cool. she is a _ all of your colleagues. she is funny and cool. she is a good _ all of your colleagues. she is funny and cool. she is a good person, i all of your colleagues. she is funny | and cool. she is a good person, she is alwa s and cool. she is a good person, she is always kind _ and cool. she is a good person, she is always kind to _ and cool. she is a good person, she is always kind to everyone. - and cool. she is a good person, she is always kind to everyone. the i is always kind to everyone. the whole team _ is always kind to everyone. the whole team is _ is always kind to everyone. the whole team is incredible, it is always kind to everyone. whol

charlotte is on it. charlotte, what is market reaction? >> the situation on china is not looking good. the latest pmi data showing that we see activity further contracted. in the nonmanufacturing sectors, momentum is slowing receipt chinese equities as sly -- a slightly higher. investors -- knowing the economy will be slow. what is changing now is that investors will have high expectations for the chinese stimulus to come. what they want is one thing, whether it might not -- whether it may come is another thing. all eyes on that is coming up. dani: thank you for that. that is bloomberg's charlotte yang. you can get around to the stories you need to know in today's edition of daybreak. dayb is where you want to go. sir core rises. we will have all these stories for you throughout programming, including our weekly segment on our deals report. let's get to our top stories. morning roundtable with bloomberg's lizzy burden and valerie tytel. i'm to start on the market story. it was a painful day yesterday. lizzy: it seems like it is not br

rest in peace charlotte, we miss you.a starts right now. alison? >> i'm with, him there should be groundhog training when you must hold a groundhog. i agree with that. >> it is like holding a, maybe do not chop the baby. >> a baby with sharp teeth, i mean -- it is a little different. >> we should not be blaming the victim here, charlotte was

coming up, michael jordan sale of the charlotte hornets is paying off in a big way.ore on how much jordan makes from selling his majority stake, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: this is bloomberg markets. time for today's for what it's worth. our data point today, $3 billion, the reported value of the nba charlotte hornets according to the espn reporting today about michael jordan's agreement to sell his majority stake in the team to a group led by hedge fund manager gabe plotkin and private equity player richardson all. jordan is excited to keep a stake in the team, which based on this valuation would be worth more than 10 times what jordan hate himself to become a majority owner back in 2010. matt: we see a couple of real movement in the big pro sports leagues, the hawks sale we were talking about last week. this stakes sale in the hornets, may the nationals are up for sale. it is interesting, a lot of these investors like jordan bought in or a couple hundred million and are selling for $3 billion valuations. you see a new slew of sports leagues like pickle ball tha

now, charlotte long a time. now, charlotte monon— long a time.nichols,-labour mp long a time. now, charlotte- nichols,-labour mp for nichols, who's the labour mp for iioningion— nichols, who's the labour mp for warrington north,— nichols, who's the labour mp for warrington north, is going to be inning— warrington north, is going to be ioiiing io— warrington north, is going to be ioiiing o no— warrington north, is going to be talking to me about her own party's— talking to me about her own pony-o ioiinno— talking to me about her own party's failure over sexual misconduct— party's failure over sexual misconduct in— party's failure over sexual misconduct in parliament. and in — misconduct in parliament. and in going— misconduct in parliament. and in going io— misconduct in parliament. and in going io io— misconduct in parliament. and i'm going to be joined by molly kinney.— i'm going to be joined by molly kimono-ino— i'm going to be joined by molly kingsley. the founder of i'm going to be joined by molly kingcampaign the founder of i'm going to be j

frightening moments today on a delta plane's approach into north carolina passengers fro atlanta to charlotte prepared to touch down without a functioning nose landing gear. the inbound crew alerted air traffic control. >> we have a nose wheel update indication we're goin to have to go ahead and declare an emergency. >> he didn't want to land, and that was the first sign of, oh, something must be pretty wrong >> we didn't know why we were just circling the airport. and then the pilot came on and let us know that the wheels up under the nose weren't coming down. >> reporter: the pilots guided the plane onto the runway landing safely with more than 100 people onboard. >> that was not bad at all. >> reporter: with no reported injuries, the airline says it is a rare occurrence, and delta flight crews train extensively to safely manage through many scenarios the incident comes on top of days of delays and cancellations set off by severe summer weather. >> we've been here for a day and a half i've been sleeping on this chair, and i have not eaten anything >> they just gave us a flight for july 3rd.

motty, i wonder, charlotte , how motty, i wonder, charlotte, how nenv— motty, i wonder, charlotte, howquestions of the of the home sesreierv — questions of the of the home sesreierv i— questions of the of the home secretary i mean,- questions of the of the home secretary " i117”; secretary i mean, the henry jackson society is a think tank with but i can tell with researchers, but i can tell you through my phd thesis that the mp that's worked tirelessly on this is siobhan mcdonagh, because this links heavily to the persecution of ahmadiyya muslims. yes, they are believed to be blasphemous heretics, and one of them was brutally murdered in this country in glasgow in 2004. this was the shopkeepen glasgow in 2004. this was the shopkeeper, wasn't it? yeah . shopkeeper, wasn't it? yeah. this was so badly. every bone in his face was broken. yeah, i remember. it— his face was broken. yeah, i remember. it was- his face was broken. yeah, i remember. it was an- " i " yeah, i remember. it was an absolutely norrenions— remember. it was an absolutely horrendous case.— remember. it was an absolutely

motty, i wonder, charlotte , how motty, i wonder, charlotte, how many— motty, i wonder, charlotte, howof the of the home sesretarv — questions of the of the home sesretarv i— questions of the of the home secretary i mean,- questions of the of the home secretary " rzfig secretary i mean, the henry jackson society is a think tank with but i can tell with researchers, but i can tell you through my phd thesis that the mp that's worked tirelessly on this is siobhan mcdonagh, because this links heavily to the persecution of ahmadiyya muslims. yes, they are believed to be blasphemous heretics, and one of them was brutally murdered in this country in glasgow in 2004. this was the shopkeepen glasgow in 2004. this was the shopkeeper, wasn't it? yeah . shopkeeper, wasn't it? yeah. this was so badly. every bone in his face was broken. yeah, i remember. it— his face was broken. yeah, i remember. it was- his face was broken. yeah, i remember. it was an- " , " yeah, i remember. it was an absolutely bsrrenisas— remember. it was an absolutely horrendous case.— remember. it was an absolutely horrendous c

sure, charlotte, so i wish we didn't have any oil. things would have turned out differently then. now we have a country with 400 different political policies. for all tracing oral money, the british enterprise builds with it's great refineries. habit on wrecks day and nights until the crisis of nationalization in 1951. the now the most dangerous crisis of all revenue from the new king sized little in phone to 1953 and it's causing the problem. prince abdulla regions for 14 years were reported to have seen that the young king and his government had committed the crime of friendship with the west in the right direction, had now blacked out the country. i'll be right. the. the books i liked king size, also to be funny. i said it was brought to the mode for no good reason. my guy, the the, the, the, the, the in the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the hi, the. so this photo was taken from the partition to see the baby. if i knew i must have taken it on the 15th or 16th of july, 1958 uh to me. i was in the embassy building off to the co taking pictures of the embassies promises stuff. i

look, some things have been rebuilt, tells us we're still destroyed. verse hi charlotte, i'm the how can you rebuild this sheer look at it during my whole tones destroyed together with the houses of people who became homeless and left the house, measured on the news responsible. right, jim. so i was arguing with the petition method of the regular fine. fantastic. when yesterday, what happens like yes, so that's why i'm afraid of all these really destroy the country. it's done. i think that because he wants told me that the birds knew about the 1958 cru beforehand at on the monday will come soon. but i know my credit arm, or of course i knew crucially, or they were behind everything that happened in iraq. and how do i combine it? like i said, it's one of them about you learned from a british photographer on this quote my leg definitely that a lot of that has nothing to do with anything my that my legit from someone american. just because they studied in the us address or americanize or instead i'm richard i'm, i guess they're not a, i can be defined area. they are kind of in the queue

look, some things have been rebuilt, tells us we're still destroyed. verse hi, charlotte, i'm the how can you rebuild this a sooner look at my, during my whole towns destroyed together with the houses of people who became homeless and left a house. mature on or is responsible or how i came. so i was arguing with the partition basset other very fine. fantastic. when yesterday, what happens like yes, so that's why i'm, we're kind of always like destroyed our country. it's gonna take that because he once told me that the birds knew about the 1958 cru beforehand at the window of scene. i know my credit arm, or of course they knew crucially, or they were behind everything that happened in iraq. and how do i combine it? but i thought i learned from a british photographer on the quote my leg. definitely not a problem because i had nothing to do with anything my that my legit from someone american. just because they studied in the us, figures for american eyes are instead, i'm richard. i'm ok. christ armada is kind of a binary. they're kind of in the queue. that kind of colonialism is colonia